has an angry confrontation with a female passenger. Edmond comes across a church service where a minister preaches about respect and faith. Edmond feels the urge to preach about his own experiences, and as he stands in the doorway of the church, the woman from the subway recognizes him and calls into the street for the police. The responding officer pats Edmond down to find the knife in his front jacket pocket. Edmond is arrested. In jail, Edmond begins to appreciate the security of his old life, but it is too late; the police have reason to believe that the knife found in Edmond's pocket may be the weapon used in Glenna's murder. The interrogating officer bluntly asks Edmond why he killed Glenna, to Edmond's shock and disbelief. He is sent to prison for her murder. There, Edmond is paired with a black cellmate. He likes prison because it is simple. He speaks of how he has always feared black people, but now that he shares a room with one, he can finally feel a bond. The indifferent cellmate then forces Edmond to perform oral sex on him. Edmond tells a prison minister what happened, but goes off on a tangent, shouting that God has been unfair to him. When the minister asks why he murdered the waitress, he has no answer. Years pass. Edmond has cut connections with the outside world, refusing to see visitors. He talks to his cellmate, with whom he has developed a relationship, about the human ego and how life should not be taken for granted. He concludes that by conquering his fears, he might lead a better life. Both men ponder the afterlife. Edmond then goes to sleep comfortably alongside his cellmate. True to the tarot fortune teller's words, Edmond might well have found the place where he belongs. Cast William H. Macy as Edmond Burke Frances Bay as Fortune Teller Patricia Belcher as Subway Woman Jeffrey Combs as Desk Clerk Barry Cullison as Pawn Shop Customer Vincent Guastaferro as Club Manager Dulé Hill as Sharper Aldis Hodge as Leafletter Russell Hornsby as Shill Matt Landers as Bystander Bai Ling as Peep Show Girl Joe Mantegna as man in bar Debi Mazar as Matron Rebecca Pidgeon as Mrs. Burke Denise Richards as B-Girl Michael Saad as Library Guard Lionel Mark Smith as Pimp Julia Stiles as Glenna Mena Suvari as Whore Marcus Thomas as